What are Revolut’s trading fees?
Please find below an overview of all the fees applied by Revolut.
Commission fees
Depending on your plan, you’ll be able to make a certain number of commission-free trades, within your plan’s monthly allowance. Check the quota for each plan type below:
- Premium: 5 trades
- Metal: 10 trades
Any trades outside your monthly allowance will be subject to a commission fee. This will be 0.25% of the order amount (maximum) or A$1.99 (minimum). This fee will be charged in USD or EUR, depending on the asset you wish to trade, using the exchange rate at the time of receiving the order.
Currency exchange (FX) fees
To execute a trading order, you may need to convert the currency in your primary Revolut account to another currency. You can find more information on our currency exchange fees page in our Help Centre.
ADR pass-through fees
These are fees charged by a depositary bank with your ADR holdings. ADR pass-through fees generally range from $0.01 to $0.10 per share. ADRs are normally charged once per year, but this depends on the security. For further information, see this FAQ.
To execute a trading order, you may need to convert the currency in your primary Revolut account to another currency. See the fee schedule for your Revolut plan to see what FX fees may apply.
Regulatory fees
These are fees imposed on US stock trading by regulators (i.e. the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA)), which are levied on brokerage firms for engaging in stock trading.
The SEC levies an $0.08 fee for every $10,000 of principal sold, rounded up to the nearest cent.
FINRA charges brokerage firms a small fee on sell orders, to support the costs of regulation and supervision. For stocks, all sales are charged at a rate of $0.000166 per share. A minimum charge of $0.01, and a maximum charge of $8.30 apply. This is also known as the Trading Activity Fee (TAF).
When applicable, the fees levied will be charged on sell orders and withheld from your sales proceeds.
Refer to our Trading Fees page for more information.